 G5 Imac?, How will it cope? |
 jeu. 2 sept. 2004, 02:51
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Does anyone have any idea how the new imac might measure up speed and track capacity wise, using say Logic Express? Would it be a good or a bad decision to buy a g5 imac loaded up to the gills with ram and a 1.8, or a powermac g5? That's considering the fact you then have to buy display etc. with the PM.
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lun. 6 sept. 2004, 10:44
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QUOTE (tunepoet @ Sep 3 2004, 06:57) I would suggest you consider the upgradeability of what you seek to purchase. I bought an eMac and would rather upgrade the processor than buy a new computer, but the eMac is not yet supported for processor upgrades. So, keep in mind that a computer that you CAN upgrade, may keep it in the game longer, and much cheaper than having to replace the whole thing. This is the problem that I have currently run into. An upgradable Mac may save you big bucks in the long run. Blessings, Damon Hi damon: Just wanted to point out that the emac is usually capable of producing a lot more performance than they do in standard configuration. A guy on mac-forums.com managed to overclock his emac 800Mhz to 1,25 ghz. and that's without using changing the fan or any cooling components. I know it voids your warranty, but from what he said it's not that difficult and the peroformance seems rock solid. Just thought i'd point it out. |
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Damon lun. 4 oct. 2004, 01:44 Riverdog Just to add a comment...
I've been a propone... mer. 6 oct. 2004, 02:46 tunepoet I would simply offer this advice. Because it is a... mer. 6 oct. 2004, 03:22 Riverdog Excellent analogy, tunepoet!!
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I was just reading a review on the dual 2... mer. 13 oct. 2004, 03:46 dangt So what your saying is if possible get a good comp... mer. 13 oct. 2004, 07:08 gdoubleyou You should be in good shape with the iMac G5, it b... mar. 19 oct. 2004, 18:23 enygma Alright. I have had a chance to play around with ... lun. 25 oct. 2004, 18:16 fastlanephil Go to versiontracker.com and dl midikeys. You can ... mar. 26 oct. 2004, 04:06
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